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Did Tony Blair Know ‘Evidence’ Used to Justify Iraq War Came From Torture?
British spy agencies knew the man whose 'evidence' was used to make the case for the Iraq war was tortured. Time for the whole truth
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Appeal for Edinburgh Memorial to Conscientious Objectors
Kate Ive's design for a bronze peace tree sculpture will create a space for reflection on alternatives to war in the midst of eight war memorials
Debunking The Myths Used To Justify UK Arms Sales To Saudi Arabia
The arms industry is not a major part of the economy. But it has always enjoyed a totally disproportionate voice in the corridors of power
How US Sanctions on Iran Could Herald a Profound Global Power Shift
Peter Oborne: In the worst case scenario, there will be a war whose consequences will be incalculable
Stop the War Statement on Sheffield Labour Students Meeting
The 'indefinite postponement' amounts to the completely unwarranted silencing of voices critical of government foreign policy
Rogue Killers? Why the West Is So Quiet About the Death of Jamal Khashoggi
The murder of Jamal Khashoggi will irretrievably tarnish Saudi Arabia’s reputation in Western public opinion, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica
One Big Reason North Korea Is Not Too Eager to Denuclearise
Past experience.
Tragically, Stop the War Has Been Proved Right About Afghanistan. Our Leaders Still Won’t Listen.
Seventeen years on, Stop the War's grimmest warnings have proved to be understatement writes Chris Nineham
Art, Truth and Politics: Harold Pinter’s Legendary Nobel Lecture Performed by Mark Rylance
One of the all-time greatest actors speaking the provocative and profound words of one of the all-time greatest playwrights and political agitators
Yemen Shows Why We Must Oppose Endless War
Britain needs a government that strives for peace, argues Lloyd Russell-Moyle
Stop the War at the Labour Conference: Start of a Mass Campaign
Stop the War's packed fringe meeting was an important intervention in the discussion about Jeremy Corbyn's anti-war politics
Rachid Taha Obituary
His music dealt with working life, migration and racism and celebrated musical eclecticism, which of course was lost on racists, writes David Wilson
Military Brainwashing Must Stop
The MoD is clearly trying to rebrand military life to recruit vulnerable young people, writes Jago Corry
Trump, Racism And War: Building The Anti-War Movement
As we hold our national conference, Stop the War is as vital as ever
Labour Must Not Drop Corbyn's Foreign Policy
Relinquishing Corbyn's internationalist perspective would ensure foreign policy mistakes were repeated, writes Richard Burgon
Trump Administration Gunning For More War
The American war machine continues to grow and seek confrontation, writes Vijay Prashad
Libya: Seven Years On From The Intervention
Libya offers a stark reminder of the desperate need for an anti-war government
A Mass Display of People Power against Trump
Last Friday's national demonstration against Trump on the streets of London was a remarkable display of determination against the hateful brutality of Trump's extremist, warmongering, racist, sexist and environomentally reckless presidency.
Join Anti-Trump Protests to Stand Up to the Baddest of the Bad Guys
Alexei Sayle: If you go to the anti-Trump demonstrations this week you’ll have a sense you're doing something to turn back the tide of darkness that threatens us
Trumps Visit & the NATO Summit
What NATO does and what is decided in Brussels next week really matters for the citizens of Europe and the world
The Hidden Toll of American Drones in Yemen: Civilian Deaths
In an examination of drone strikes this year alone, The Associated Press found that at least 30 of the dead likely did not belong to al-Qaida
What We Should Remember 100 Years On
As we remember the end of WW1 we should have in our minds the people who strove to change a society which produced that most bloody of wars
Britain Needs to Stop Arming Saudi Arabia Immediately
Chris Nineham calls the the anti-war movement to action with this simple yet crucial demand
Why We Persist in Opposing the Growing Use of Armed Drones
The UK has moved from acquiring a handful of drones for temporary use in Afghanistan to insisting they are a now an essential military capability
How to Influence People: Saudi Arabia, Yemen and British Bombs
The government's intransigence on Saudi arms sales is leading to catastrophe in Yemen writes Chris Nineham
Why Is Saudi Arabia Under Fire Over Jamal Khashoggi, but Not Yemen?
The alleged killing of a dissident journalist has had more global impact than unchecked Saudi aggression in Yemen
Lobby your MP: Break links with the Saudi regime - End the War on Yemen
Please ask your MP to call on the British government to cut all ties with the Saudi dictatorship
“We Must Carry On Fighting. The Anti-War Movement Is Pivotal.”
Stop the War Patron & Labour Party Merit Award-Winner, Walter Wolfgang, on how the battle for an ethical foreign policy can be won
Trump Targets Iran: Not Just Talk, This Is Serious
The Trump administration is stepping up its aggressive campaign against Iran, writes Chris Nineham
Labour Conference: Justice For Palestine
Labour members want a foreign policy that defends the Palestinian cause, reports Terina Hine
Afghanistan: 17 Years Of War
The UK must withdraw its soldiers from Afghanistan, writes Maya Evans
The Spirit Of Mass Mobilisation Is Vital
Joint General Secretary of the NEU Kevin Courtney's speech at our national conference
Stop The War National Conference: Turning The Tide
The importance of a vibrant and powerful anti-war movement cannot be understated
The U.S. Is On The Warpath
U.S. hawks are set on creating the conditions for war with Iran
"Global Britain" Challenges Bahrain's Independence
The British government’s support for repression in Bahrain is rooted in the same policy that allows it to support the Saudi dictatorship’s war upon the Yemeni people
Peace March: Helmand To Hiroshima
A new generation are waking up to the brutal reality of US foreign policy, writes Maya Evans
Trump and Iran: Drums of war
The Trump administration are clearly pushing for more confrontation with Iran, writes Jessica Corbett
Why Trump’s America First Policy Increases the Likelihood of War
The idea that war is a central plank in Trump's America First policy does not rest on his belligerent rhetoric says Carol Turner
Afghanistan: Sending More Troops Adds Insult to Blood & Misery
It is not about humanitarian aid or helping the Afghan people but about political and strategic control of this very important area
The Stain of Britain’s Part in Torture and Rendition Will Never Wash Away
In more than 70 cases British intelligence knew of, suggested, planned, agreed to, or paid for others to conduct rendition operations
